texts: He is a Venezuela human rights advocate and film producer with contributions in the field of public policy, public interest advocacy, individual rights and civil liberties, and pro-democracy advocacy. <mask> was described as a maverick by the New York Times. <mask> has a burning desire to right the countless injustices of this world and he has committed himself to this task with an intensity to match that of the dictatorship he has placed in his sights. He doesn't care if those injustices are committed by the right-wing or left-wing regimes. <mask> is the founder of the Oslo Freedom Forum, an annual gathering described by The Economist as a "spectacular human-rights festival". <mask> is the president of the Human Rights Foundation. The Czech-based Children's Peace Movement, On Own Feet, is named after him.<mask> bought a Norwegian news magazine. <mask>'s opinions have appeared in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, National Public Radio, Time magazine, The Nation and National Journal. In October 2010, <mask> spoke at the University of Pennsylvania. <mask> is a descendant of Venezuela's first president Cristbal Mendoza and liberator Simn Bolvar. He is the son of a man who served as a Venezuela Ambassador for anti-Narcotic Affairs in the administration of Carlos Pérez. His family was prosperous and on his father's side he is the grandson of ystein <mask>, who built a family dynasty as the Venezuela representative for corporations. His cousin is Leopoldo Lopez.A political prisoner in Venezuela called for peaceful protests in February of last year. <mask> graduated magna cum laude from the University of Pennsylvania with concurrent undergraduate and graduate degrees in Political Science and History. <mask>'s father was a wealthy businessman who was named the CEO of Venezuela's state TV CANTV. When <mask> was a freshman at the University of Pennsylvania, his father was arrested while investigating the Medelln Cartel for money laundered and bank fraud. His father was in danger of being murdered. The 'yuppie' terrorists plot was named because its planners were bankers and other elite who hoped that the panic caused by the bombs would help them speculate on the stock market. His father was jailed in Venezuela for 74 days on terrorism charges.<mask> was the leader of the campaign for his father's release. <mask> was found not guilty of all charges. He was appointed director of the Pan-American Committee by the International Society for Human Rights. <mask>'s mother was shot while attending a peaceful protest of the Venezuela recall referendum. A live television broadcast captured images of government supporters shooting at the demonstrators. After they were arrested, they were tried again, found guilty, and sentenced to 3 years in prison for murder and bodily harm. They spent six months in prison.<mask> has a specialty on dictatorships, human trafficking, and threats to democracy. He lectured on human rights at Harvard Law School, the New York City Junto, and the United Nations Association in New York. <mask> spoke at the British parliament. He testified with Martha Minow to the U.S. Commission on Unalienable Rights. <mask> told the U.S. Congress that he was the target of a campaign. <mask> gave testimony to the Senate Judiciary Committee. <mask> spearheaded a campaign on the floor of the Lucent Technologies annual shareholder meeting in 1999 to create an anti-slave labor policy that would require China to certify that Lucent's products were not fabricated using slave labor.China's Laogai camps hold eight million men, women, and children in 1,100 factories, farms, and other facilities producing a wide range of consumer products. <mask> became the first executive director and chief executive officer of the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education in 1999. <mask> formed coalitions that included the Heritage Foundation, Feminists for Free Expression, the Eagle Forum, and more traditional free speech defenders such as the American Civil Liberties Union. <mask> has defended people on both the right and left of the political spectrum. <mask> stated in 2001 that Liberty of opinion, speech, and expression is indispensable to a free and progressive society. You deny it to all if you deny it to one. To the peril of a free society, these truths have been ignored and betrayed on our campuses.He said in a 2003 moderated chat, "History has taught us that a society that does not respect individual rights, freedom of conscience, and freedom of speech will not long survive as a free society in any form." The Human Rights Foundation <mask> stepped down as head of in March 2004 to join its Board of Advisors and announced the creation of an international group that would "champion the definition of human rights that originally animated the human rights movement, centered on the twin concepts of freedom of self-determination and In August of 2006 HRF opened its headquarters in New York City. Several well-known prisoners of conscience are included in its International Council. Also included are democracy activists such as Laar and Kasparov. Vclav Havel was its chairman until he died. <mask> has advocated for the release of a Chinese political prisoner.<mask> was a special guest at the 2010 ceremony for the prize. <mask> criticized the Taiwanese government for banning visits by Kadeer, a supporter of the Chinese Uyghur leader. <mask> supports action by the UN to address the violations of Uyghur rights in China. <mask> is a frequent critic of Uganda's president Yoweri Museveni and the legislative efforts in Uganda to punish homosexuality with the death penalty. <mask> has written about Venezuela's anti-Semitism and the assault on democracy and individual rights in Latin America. <mask> has criticized Republicans such as Jack Kemp and Democrats such as John Conyers. Augusto Pinochet was condemned for his human rights abuses in a National Review symposium.After Hilary Swank accepted a cash payment to celebrate the birthday of Chechen president Ramzan Kadyrov, <mask> led a campaign to expose his human rights violations. <mask> has exposed payments from dictators to celebrities. Other advocacy campaigns include Panama's president on freedom of speech violations, as well as political prisoner cases in Venezuela, Vietnam, Cuba, and Bolivia. <mask> founded a global gathering of human rights advocates. Every year since then, it has taken place in Oslo. If the global human-rights movement were to create its own unified representative body, it would look like this. Verdens Gang called it a gathering of heroes.The "Davos of Human Rights" is what The Economist calls it. The participants include Pussy Riot's Nadezhda Tolokonnikova and Maria Aliokhina, Sudan's Lubna al-Hussein, and China's Ai Weiwei. <mask> is a patron of the Children's Peace Movement, On Own Feet. The "Centipede Movement" is a Czech-based group that facilitates bilateral relations between children and adolescents in Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Canada, and Norway with children in war-torn countries such as Afghanistan and Iraq. Vclav Havel was the previous patron. <mask> executive produced Hammer & Tickle, a film about the power of humor, ridicule, and satire as the language of truth under Soviet tyranny. The film was shown at the festival.The film won an award at a film festival. The film was co-produced by <mask>. It was shown at the festival. The story of the uprising against the government in Hungary is told in the film. The Singing Revolution is a film about the peaceful struggle for political independence from the Soviets. The film received a standing ovation when it was shown at the Black Nights Film Festival. Since then, it has become the most successful documentary film in the country.Bryan Fogel directed The Dissident, a film about the murder of a Saudi journalist. <mask> was honored by the University of Pennsylvania with the Sol Feinstone Award for protecting student speech. <mask> was presented with a presidential silver medal by the leader of the country. "On behalf of those who fought and died for freedom, I present this medal to the founder of the Freedom Forum, and remind them that even if they live in democracy now, they can't feel free as long as other people live under repressive regimes anywhere in the world." The Millennium Candler Justice Prize was presented to <mask> Carter and Prince Jean of Orléans. Publications Halvorssen.The Enlightenment and Simn Bolvar are at the University of Pennsylvania. <mask> is also known as <mask>. His full legal name includes both his father's and mother's names. His full, legal, Venezuela name distinguishes him from his father. The Presidente is named after <mask>. The purpose of the Human Rights Foundation is to promote and protect human rights. On July 21, 2007.See re: Francisco Usn--Political Prisoner and Prisoner of Conscience. The human rights foundation. On July 21, 2007. The Atlantic has a profile of Living people American democracy activists American film producers American human rights activists.

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texts: <mask> is an American professional female figure competitor. <mask> was the elder of two children and was born in 1968. The family moved to Decatur in 1970. While at the E.J. She played sports at Muffley Elementary School. She was a multi-sport star at the high school. She ran the 100, 400, 800, and mile relay, threw the shot and discus, and did the long jump.She graduated from high school in 1986 and went to Southern Illinois University to study legal and medical secretarial services. She was a member of the dance squad in college. She began dating a man in the late 80's. She was an aerobics instructor at the time. Chizevsky-Nicholls placed second in the light heavyweight class after three months under Chad's instructions. Chizevsky-Nicholls would place 1st in every amateur competition she entered. Chizevsky-Nicholls won the 1992 IFBB North American Championship to earn her pro card.Chizevsky-Nicholls attended her first pro competition in 1993 and won. She placed fifth in her first Ms. Olympia. She placed fifth at the 1994 Ms. International. She was second at the Ms. International in 1995. Chizevsky-Nicholls was the Ms. International champion in 1996. In 1996, she defeated six-time champion, Lenda Murray. This was the first time that a pro female had won both Ms. International and Ms. Olympia in the same year.In 1997 she would retain her title. She competed at Ms. Olympia in 1997. She won the Ms. Olympia competition in 1998 and 1999. Chizevsky-Nicholls decided to retire after winning the Ms. Olympia. According to Bill Dobbins, she retired due to gender discrimination guidelines that advocated for more "femininity" and less "muscularity" in the sport. <mask>-Nicholls is considered to be one of the greatest and most muscular female athletes of all time. She was the first female to win both the Ms. International and the Olympia in the same year.She was the best female bodybuilder in the world until October 22, 2000. Chizevsky was in the Hall of Fame in January of 2008. The Tri-State was 2nd in 1989 and the Central USA was 2nd in 1990. Five months after giving birth to her first son, Chizevsky-Nicholls began competing in figure, but with limited success. <mask>-Nicholls married Chad Nicholls in May 1993. They have two children in Springfield, Missouri. Chizevsky-Nicholls appeared on Geraldo in July 1995 with other people.<mask>-Nicholls was interviewed in the 2000 documentary Bodybuilders, which focuses on Ms. Olympia and the rapid changes that happened to the sport from 1980 to 2000. Chizevsky-Nicholls appeared in The Cell in 2000. Tarsem asked the production designer what disturbed him because the character she played was originally listed as "helper" in the script. He added her because he said that those women work out. Tarsem's breasts were given to her so the audience wouldn't think she was a man.

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texts: Between May 19, 1413 and September 14, 1416, there was Antonio "<mask>" <mask>o. His style bridged the periods of the Trecento, ars subtilior, and the beginnings of the musical Renaissance. Teramo is in the Kingdom of Naples and is close to the Adriatic coast. There was a chance that two different composers, "<mask>o" and "<mask>ramo", were lumped together into one person. The following generation of composers had a composer with the same name. Antonio's nickname "Zaccara" is probably a reference to his short stature, as he is described as having "statura corporis parva" in a 15th-century biography. The reason why Antonio never used the nickname of "Antonius vulgatus dictus Zachara" is because it means a small thing or a thing of little value.Nothing is known about his life until he is recorded in Rome in 1390 as a teacher at the Ospedale di Santo Spirito, but his exact age is not given. He became a secretary to the Pope in the next year, and the letter of appointment shows that he was also a singer in the papal chapel. He stayed at this post through the papacies of Gregory XII and Innocent VII. This was during the turbulent period of the Western Schism, and from his surviving letters, as well as the numerous hidden, and probably subversive political references in his music, he seems to have been involved in the machinations of the time. We can read in the text evidence that he left Gregory before the Council of Pisa in 1409 if the ballata is true. He was recorded singing in the chapel of John XII in Bologna in 1412 and 1413. He owned substantial property in Teramo as well as a house in Rome at the time of his death, according to two documents dated 17 and 20 September.An illustration of him is contained in the illuminated codex. He was a small man and had only ten digits on his hands and feet, details which can be seen in the portrait and in his entry in an 18th-century Abruzzi necrology. Music studies on Zacara's music are relatively recent, and much remains to be solved. He seems to have been active as a composer throughout his life, with two general phases taking shape: an early period dominated by song forms such as the ballata, similar in style to the work of Jacopo <mask> or Francesco Landini. Most other composers from the period around 1400 did not survive, but both sacred and secular vocal music survive by Zacara. The Bologna manuscript contains Glorias and Credos, as well as seven songs in the Squarcialupi Codex and 12 in the Mancini Codex. Three songs are found in other sources, including the ars subtilior.His secular songs are all ballate, apart from one caccia (Cacciando un giorno), a Latin ballade, and a madrigal. The manuscript T.III.2 contains a French-texted two-voice composition, Le temps verr, found in part on the basis of the politically charged, satirical subject matter of the text. The songs in the Codex differ in style. The music in the Mancini Codex is more similar to the mannerist style of the ars subtilior than the ones in the former document. While exact dates on the music have not been established, it is possible that some of the music was written after Zacara left Rome, and was more likely to be influenced by the Avignon-based avant-garde ars subtilior style. One of the strangest of Zacara's songs, occurring in the Mancini Codex, is a two-voice invocation to the Roman god of the Underworld; the text is filled with the names of the inhabitants of the infernal regions. It is not the kind of composition one would expect from a Vatican secretary.One of the settings of the Credo of the mass was based on this song. Some of his innovations can be seen in Dufay, as well as Johannes and Bartolomeo da Bologna. The upper voices may have been the first to use 'divisi' passages. His movements are much longer than other mass movements of the 14th century. There is a link between the movements of the 14th century and the movements of the 15th century. The English Old Hall Manuscript and a Polish manuscript are some of the distant sources where the pieces of Zacara are found. A setting of Gloria.There are recordings by La Fonte Musica and Michele Pasotti. 3 hours and 57 minutes. "Discografia di Antonio Zacara da Teramo" was published in 2004. 42–4. There are four discs of music from the album "Zacara: AnLP, Zaccaria da Teramo, RCA 2G8KY-19714/15". A CD by an Italian group called "Sine Nomine" was released in 1993. There is a CD called Un Fior Gentile.The Italian group "Ensemble Micrologus" wrote L'Ars Nova di Zacara da Teramo. The Norwegian early music ensemble Currentes has a CD called Spinato Intorno Al Cor. Music of the Trecento References was written by Margaret. "Early Papal Motets". Richard Sherr edited Papal Music and Musicians in Late Medieval and Renaissance Rome. Clarendon Press is associated with the Library of Congress in Washington. Michael Scott was written about by Cuthbert."<mask>'s D'amor Languire and Strategies for Borrowing in the Early Fifteenth-Century Italian Mass" is a book written by <mask> <mask>o. pp. 335–57. Di Mascia, Elvira, and Lucia Marchi were printed in 2001. "'Le temps verr tamtoust aprés': una proposta di attribuzione ad <mask> <mask>o". Musicali 30, no. 1:3–32.David Fallows. "Zacara da Teramo". There is a music online store. L. Macy and Ghisi, Federico are both available on the internet. "Italian Ars Nova Music, the Perugia and Pistoia fragments of the Lucca Codex, and other unpublished early 15th century sources" was published in the Journal of Renaissance and Baroque Music. 173–191. There is a musical supplement in 1.4.N.b. The Pistoia fragments are no longer considered part of the Lucca codex. "Mass". There is a music online store. L. Macy and Lucia Marchi can be found on the website. "Intorno all' origine del codice T.III.2 della Biblioteca Nazionale Universitaria di Torino". Rivista per lo studio, antica 15:7–37.<mask> was born in 1986. There are further notes on Magister Antonius dictus Zacharias de Teramo. 167–2. There are some changes in vol. pp. 16 (1987) 175–75. The name of the person was Pirrotta, Nino."Zacara Da Teramo" was written in 1984. The book is about music and culture in Italy from the Middle Ages to the Baroque. There are studies in the history of music. The Harvard University Press is in Cambridge. Gilbert Reaney was born in 1980. "Zacar". The Dictionary of Music and Musicians was edited by Stanley Sadie.The publishers are in London. Agostino was written by Ziino. Rivista Italiana di Musicologia 14, "Magister Antonius dictus Zacharias de Teramo: alcune date e molte ipotesi," was published. Agostino and 311–48 Ziino. Biblioteca nazionale universitaria: studio introduttivo ed edi in facsimile. Ars nova 3. Lucca: Musicale Italiana.The editor was Zimei. "Lucca: Libreria Musicale Italiana" is a song by <mask> <mask>o. There are external links to 15th-century Italian composers and 14th-century births and deaths of Ars subtilior composers.

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texts: <mask> lived from October 22, 1885 to February 14, 1952. In 1914, after starring in a number of short films, he began making films again. He appeared in over 60 films from 1914 to 1916. He remained on the stage until the advent of sound films. He reprised his role in the 1930 melodrama, Swing High, starring Helen Twelvetrees. The first talking version of the film Kismet, starring Otis Skinner and Loretta Young, is one of his more notable performances. The 1952 Tracy and Hepburn romantic comedy Pat and Mike was the last film that he worked on.Pat and Mike was released in June of 1952 four months after <mask> died. <mask> was married to a woman named Blanche Morris Roberts, they had two children. He died in California on February 15, 1952 and was buried in Holy Cross Cemetery. Songs of the Thin Man, That's My Man, Beyond Glory, and Night Has a Thousand Eyes are from 1947.

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texts: <mask> is a musician. He is a member of many metal bands, including Front Line Assembly, Strapping Young Lad, andTENET. He's a member of VIMIC. <mask> was born in Victoria, British Columbia. He formed his third speed metal band, Armoros, in 1985. The band had two successful demos and an album. Caustic Thought was <mask>'s next band.When <mask> left Caustic Thought, he gave the job to someone else. After Caustic Thought, <mask> briefly worked with Townsend on his Noisescapes project, who left for Los Angeles to play with Steve Vai. <mask> and <mask> were part of SYL until the band's split in 2007. <mask> was a member of the tour of Heavy as a Really Heavy Thing and contributed guitars. <mask> is in the video for S.Y.L. From the same album. <mask> joined Front Line Assembly in 1996 as a touring guitarist and percussionist.There was a live album and video done from the tour. SYL achieved even greater success with their second album. <mask> was on board when Front Line Assembly performed the Re-Wind tour in 1998. He contributed guitars to the studio album. The Implosion tour was <mask>'s last tour with FLA. The Physicist project, which was composed of all four members of SYL, but was considered too light to be an SYL album, was worked on by <mask> in 2000. SYL's self-titled album was released in 2002 and has a slightly warmer sound than any of their other albums.The New Black was released on July 11, 2006 after Alien. He is a member of the Strapping band and also the guitarist of the Zimmers Hole. Bound by Fire, Legion of Flames, and When You Were Shouting at the Devil...We Were in League With Satan were all released by Zimmers Hole. Tenet's first album, "Sovereign," was released on Century Media records in the summer of 2009. The album features <mask> on guitar and his old band mates on bass and drums, along with Steve Souza (Exodus) on vocals, and Glen Alvelais (Forbidden, Testament) on drums. In 2010, <mask> was the touring guitarist with the band City of Fire, which included Fear Factory lead vocalist Burton C. Bell. They played the SYL songs "Detox" and "Love?" at the Retinal Circus event held at the Camden Roundhouse in London.", as well as the songs "Bend it like Bender!" "Little Pig" <mask> was the lead guitarist for Scar the Martyr, a new project of Slipknot drummer Joey Jordison. The band reformed in 2016 after folding. <mask> was announced as a member of a new band in March of last year. <mask> left Imonolith in October of the same year. <mask> has used ESP guitars for a long time.ESP endorsed him and his band mate, but then stopped endorsing him. <mask> switched to Jackson Guitars after being endorsed by Rico guitars. He returned to using ESP after breaking out with Vimic. The official site of the Zimmers Hole. Doug was born on June 26, 2005. Interview with Strapping Young Lad's <mask>. There is a metal underground.The article was written by Brian Rademacher on August 11, 2005. Interview with <mask>. Rock eyes. Chris Barkinge was born on September 4, 2006). "We always sound like who we are." The ultimate guitar. B., John on April 20, 2007.The interview with the guitarist/vocalist is called "Strapping Young Lad/Zimmer's Hole/ Tenet." There is a metal realm. Friden took place in March 2008. Interview about Zimmers Hole. There is a hall of metal. Kontogeorgakos was written about on July 9, 2008. Interview with a person from Zimmers Hole.There is a metal temple. The article was written by Lahtinen on April 4, 2009. The history of the Canadian thrash legends is covered inArmoros. There are metal rules. There are external links to the official site of Strapping Young Lad.

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texts: 3rd Lord <mask> was a Scottish noble and chief of the Clan Mackay, a Scottish clan of the Scottish Highlands. He served in the British-Hanoverian Government during the Jacobite rising of 1715 and the Jacobite rising of 1745. <mask>, 3rd Lord Reay, was the only son of Donald Mackay, Master of Reay, and his wife Ann. The Master of Reay was killed in an accident in 1680 when a barrel of gunpowder exploded while he was hunting in the Reay Forest, and his father, 2nd Lord <mask>, died not long after. The 3rd Lord Reay is the grandson of the 2nd Lord Reay. The House of Stuart was at the forefront of religious persecution in Scotland in the 16th century. James II of England and VII of Scotland succeeded their brother Charles II of England.The Stuarts were overthrown in 1688 by William of Orange after James roused the Scots Covenanters to desperation. The Covenanters were offered asylum by the lands of Strathnaver and John Mackay, 7th of Aberach, the clan's leader, supported the Covenanters. A Jacobite rising broke out in 1689 in support of the exiled Stuarts and William of Orange appointed General Hugh Mackay of Scoury as Commander-in-Chief of the forces in Scotland. The leader of the Jacobites, John Graham, was killed in the Battle of Killiecrankie. In 1690, the Jacobite rising was defeated at the Battle of Dunkeld and the Battle of Cromdale. During the Williamite War in Ireland, General Hugh Mackay supported William of Orange and was killed at the Battle of Steenkerque in Belgium in 1692. In 1693 or 1694, after the death of his grandfather Sir <mask> of Culrain, the young <mask>, 3rd <mask>, traveled over to Holland where his two uncles Aneas and Robert were on service as Lieutenant-General and Colonel.In 1697, one of these uncles died. At this time a strong stream of Strathnaver men (Mackays) flowed abroad as soldiers of fortune and some were on the ill-fated Darien scheme. <mask>, 3rd Lord Reay, entered into a contract of marriage with Margaret, daughter of General Hugh Mackay of Scoury. The Eddrachilis and Scoury estates were given to <mask>ay as a large and valuable addition to the Reay Estate. Anne, Queen of Great Britain, died in 1714, leaving the crown to a foreign-born descendant of the Scottish kings, <mask> of Great Britain, who was a grandson of James VI of Scotland. James Francis Edward Stuart was proclaimed James VIII by his supporters after the Jacobite rising of 1715. The 6th Earl of Mar. was the leader of the rising.John Gordon arrived by boat from London on September 28, 1715, after receiving a commission as the king's Lieutenant. He set out from Dunrobin with 400 of his tenants to Tain, where he found <mask>, 3rd Lord <mask> consisted of 3000 men. The Skirmish of Alness is where the Earl of Sutherland and Lord <mask> retreated back over Bonar Bridge. The Earl of Seaforth and his force joined up with the Earl of Mar, but the Jacobite rising ended in failure at the Battle of Sheriffmuir.The Jacobites were defeated at the Siege of Inverness on the same day. The Earl of Seaforth sped away from Sheriffmuir. While his pursuers stopped at Fraser of Lovat's, he avoided them making his way back to Brahan Castle. After escaping to the Isle of Lewis, the Earl of Seaforth joined other Jacobites in exile in France. In 1718, a war broke out between Britain and Spain and the Jacobites of Clan Macdonald of Clanranald, Clan Cameron of Lochiel, Clan Mackinnon, Clan Chisholm, as well as the Earl of Seaforth were joined by a Spanish division. The Jacobites were defeated at the Battle of Glen Shiel because of the support given to the Government by the Mackays and the Sutherlands. In 1719, <mask>, 3rd Lord Reay, who was an elder in the Kirk, applied to the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland to give his people with clergyman and school masters.The General Assemby accepted his proposals in 1725. Political warfare raged between Lord <mask> and the Earl of Sutherland between 1741 and 1744. The arrangement broke down after a dispute over estates was submitted to arbitration. 3rd Lord <mask> realized the necessity of united action when the Jacobite rising of 1745 broke out. Lord <mask> arranged a friendship between them. The troops were sent to join John Campbell, 4th Earl of Loudoun, who was a supporter of the Government and who had assumed command of any troops that could be. The 3rd Earl of Cromartie was a Jacobite and his son John was also a Jacobite.While Lord MacLeod was at Thurso, Caithness, there was a Jacobite meeting house where he was joined by the men of Loch Broom. The Mackays were prepared to contest Lord MacLeod's attempt to invade the lands of Strathnaver. Hugh Mackay of Bighouse is the son of Lord <mask>. The money and supplies destined for the Jacobite cause were captured from a French ship and 156 Jacobites were taken prisoner. The Jacobite commander, Charles Edward Stuart, sent a large Jacobite force north under the command of the 3rd Earl of Cromartie. They arrived too late to be of any use and were attacked by surprise by the 2nd Sutherland Company and also the 2nd Mackay Company. The Battle of Littleferry where the Jacobite force was completely defeated, losing about 100 dead, and was prevented from providing much needed support to the Jacobites at the Battle of Culloden that took place the next day, was known as the Battle of Littleferry.After the Jacobites were defeated in the Skirmish of Tongue, 3rd Lord <mask> traveled to Leith on the ship named The Sheerness and remained in the south until the following autumn. In a letter to a government official dated 2 September 1746, Lord <mask> suggested the need to build new churches. 3rd Lord <mask> was a Fellow of the Royal Society. He passed away at Tongue on 21 March 1746. <mask> and Margaret were the daughters of General Hugh Mackay of Scoury and Donald was the son of 3rd Lord <mask>. The 3rd Lord <mask> married Janet, daughter of John Sinclair of Ulbster, Caithness, and had two children: Hugh, Captain of an Independent Highland Company that supported the Government during the Jacobite rising of 1745. Mary, daughter of John Dowell, was married to 3rd Lord <mask>.The Captain of an Independent Highland Company that supported the Government during the Jacobite rising of 1745 is the son of Edinburgh. The Government was supported during the Jacobite rising of 1745. 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texts: <mask> was an English actor and singer who had a hit singing "The Windmills of Your Mind" in 1968, and was a member of the British Olympic skiing team in the 1950s. <mask> was an actor. <mask> was born in London on January 29, 1934. His mother was the first wife of <mask> and they divorced in 1942. They were brought up together in Bude, North Cornwall, by their grandparents, Major John Cyril Collette-Thomas and Jessie Maud Scott-Brown. <mask> was taken out of school by his mother at the age of 15 to live in the Swiss Alps. <mask> began ski-racing after he left school.He joined the repertory theatre group and taught himself guitar, but most of his time was spent skiing. He was a member of the British ski team at an early age and won a giant-slalom gold medal at the 1952 Winter Olympics in Norway. After leaving the army in the 1950s, <mask> toyed with the idea of becoming a journalist, but instead focused on his guitar. He took a break when he was part of a team who sang the day's news in a calypso style. <mask> started playing around the tables in a restaurant when he was 20. One show was recorded for a live album at the Blue Angel in Mayfair, London, where he played in bars and nightclubs all over Europe. <mask> moved to the United States in 1965, after appearing in small roles in British films such as The Best of Enemies, Hot Enough for June, and Where the Spies Are.He had a record reach the charts thanks to his managers. Charles Aznavour wrote the song "A Young Girl". He played Mark Slate in 29 episodes of The Girl from U.N.C.L.E. in 1966. The costar of April Dancer. The original U.N.C.L.E. had a Mark Slate character. The man is from U.N.C.L.E. "The Galatea Affair" is a 2nd season episode.In 1968, <mask> appeared on an episode of To Tell the Truth in which the panel had to figure out which of 3 women was <mask>'s wife. <mask>'s debut album, <mask>, included "Young Girl" as one of the tracks. "The Windmills of Your Mind", the theme tune from the film The Thomas Crown Affair, which won the Academy Award for Best Original Song in 1968, was a Top 10 hit in the UK Singles Chart. The song winning the Oscar for best original song was not sung by <mask> at the ceremony. His place was taken by another person. The change was made because of his work on the film Take A Girl Like You in England. The Oscar-winning song "Talk to the Animals" was sung by his father the previous year.Reprise, who released three of <mask>'s albums, signed him to a recording contract after the television series and the Top 40 record. The United States Billboard 200 chart has Collage at #135. He toured with the Beach Boys, Sonny and Cher, and appeared on The Ed Sullivan Show. <mask> played the male lead in The Fantasticks, in touring theatres in the round, including The Cape Cod Melody Tent in Massachusetts. In 1970, he played the male lead in "Blithe Spirit" at The Cape Playhouse in Dennis, MA, and in 1983, he played the male lead in "The Housekeeper". <mask> moved to Canada in 1972 after leaving the United States. He commuted from the farmhouse he bought to the show he hosted in Halifax.His house burned down in 1974 and inspired him to write a song called "The Middleton Fire brigade", which appeared on his 1979 album Mount Hanley Song. Helen and Scott Nearing and their self-help bible, Living The Good Life, inspired him to build a new house from scratch. <mask> toured the United States in productions of The Sound of Music. In the original stage production and film version of My Fair Lady, he played the part first performed by his father. Other touring roles included King Arthur in Camelot, Baron von Trapp in The Sound of Music, Don Quixote in Man of La Mancha, Brian Runicles in No Sex Please, We're British and Lloyd Dallas in Noises Off. He began acting again after appearing in two films. <mask> created a one-man musical, Adieu, Jacques, and in 2002 released an album of songs from the show.After returning to the UK in 2004, <mask> moved his home to the county of Devon. He continued to sing, appearing in occasional concerts to finance the recording and release of his self-produced albums. His debut album, <mask>, was re-released in 2008 after his debut album, Life Is a Dream, was released in 2003 by the American 'Reprise' record label. He recorded a new album in 2010. The record was made as part of the Internet event, The RPM Challenge, which challenged musicians to record a new album from scratch during the month of February. 40 years after his appearance at the second stage of the festival, <mask> played on the "Spirit of '71" stage. The performance was broadcasted by the British Broadcasting Corporation.<mask> was married three times. He married Sara Lee Eberts Tufnell in 1959 and had three children. Their marriage ended in divorce. Margaret was his second wife. The couple had two children. <mask>'s last marriage was to Lori Chapman, who he remained married to until his death. <mask> died in hospital after suffering a heart attack at his home several hours after performing a concert.<mask> at the Blue Angel (1960) <mask> at UnMusic (1960) <mask> at Santa Monica Pier (1968) The Great Electric Experiment Is Over (1969) Mount

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texts: A Kentucky-born journalist, novelist, short story writer and publisher, she was known for her bimonthly magazine, The East Side, which focused on impoverished immigrants in New York. She contributed to publications such as The New York Times and New York Sun. She investigated child abuse cases and corrupt charity executives. She wrote fiction about starving artists, women deceived by hypocritical suitors and farmers battling the elements. She founded the Ragged Edge Klub, a group of writers, filmmakers, politicians and performers. She was considered to be one of the most popular writers of newspaper sketches in the country. There were 13 children of <mask> and <mask>.<mask>'s direct and indirect ancestors included George Washington and Edward III, as well as two children from a previous marriage. Rear admiral Robert M. Morris, Rear admiral Creed Cardwell Burlingame, and Kentucky soldiers from the 192nd Tank Battalion who were captured in the Bataan Death March are <mask>'s descendants. Henry created a new translation of the New Testament based on ancient Greek manuscripts while he was a pastor and teacher. The <mask> family was taken in by John Augustus Williams and his wife Mary when they were in Kentucky. Shortly before his death, Henry moved to Washington, D.C., to preach at a church that James A. Garfield attended. When she was a widow, she briefly farmed near Ellsworth, Kansas, with her children. The Eastern State asylum where she died was where she was deemed a "lunatic" around 1889.ZOE married a Missouri native in the 19th century. She taught art at the college and painted portraits of residents. The couple and their two children moved to Kansas in 1886. The family lived on North Market Street. In addition to teaching art at Lewis Academy, she exhibited her paintings on canvas and china at the World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago. The store was located at 104 North Main Street. By the late 1890s, she had discovered Spencer's infidelity and began writing fiction and journalism for magazines, as well as a gossip column for the Wichita Eagle.She went to the Rockies and hiked along the peak. After spending more than a year in Europe, Clarence and his family settled in New York with Robert M. Morris, Clarence's infant son. She left Jack Bryans because he couldn't support her and she didn't tolerate her daughter and grandson. Clarence married a seed company owner and had two more children, while his daughter Mary was a mentor of the pianist Kevin Cole. The East Side, which was illustrated pro bono by William Oberhardt, was published in 1909. Ragged Edge members were known for dancing between meal courses and for smoking cigarettes. Writers such as Edith and Rex Beach and Grace Duffie Boylan were members of the club.The works of <mask> were praised and read by a number of people. Her writings were read by politicians, lawyers and businessmen. Artists, photographers, performers and theater and film executives were in her circle. ZOE befriended many people, including restauranteurs, as well as pilots such as Lincoln Beachey and Mortimer Delano. The January/February 1914 issue of the East Side described a dream in which her mother appeared at her bedside and warned of imminent death. ZOE collapsed after a Ragged Edge dinner and died of heart failure at People's Hospital after the issue was mailed. She is buried in Spring Hill Cemetery.The New York Times, Washington Post and San Francisco Chronicle all reported her magazine's premonition. Cecil Mallon, the villain of The Color of His Soul, was a socialist. The book was a satire. The 1904 edition was withdrawn after Courtenay Lemon, a chess player turned socialist orator who later married Djuna Barnes, recognized himself blackly caricatured in the book. The Quest of Polly Locke is a novel about a young American woman traveling alone in Europe to find true love. In her final novel, The Way of the Wind, a Kansas farmer is abandoned by his wife, who loses their son to illness and commits suicide, leaving valuable real estate to a young female friend who goes. The New York Sun published her short fiction.There are scenes and incidents in the life of a Kentucky Colonel. John Burton Thompson Jr.'s twin Philip Burton Thompson were the sons of the politician John Burton Thompson. Her fiction and poetry appeared in publications such as 10 Story Book, Ainslee's, The Arena, Argosy, The Bankers Magazine, The Book-Lover, The Bostonian, Brooklyn Life, The Clack Book, and Musical World. Her stories were syndicated in newspapers. Male and female writers and 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- She wrote about Jewish immigrants who were traumatised by pogroms in their homelands. Her journalism was published in The American Agriculturist, The Bookman, The Criterion, The Manuscript, New York Press, New York Sun, New York Times The Thistle and The Writer.She belonged to the Woman's Press Club. Her topics ranged from exhausted child laborers to Mark Twain's escaped cat. Bat Masterson, Gutzon Borglum, Nat Goodwin, Oliver Herford, and Mary Elizabeth Lease were interviewed. Immigrants overcrowded in tenements, working in sweatshops and suffering from disease and starvation were documented by the East Side. She wrote about her struggles to make ends meet. Her masthead titles included office boy, bootblack, printer's devil and circulation liar. She wore disguises, such as a blind street accordionist or a bedraggled recent arrival from Ellis Island, to see how people treated her.The New York University's Pleiades Club Collection is one of the institutions that has papers from <mask>. 1860 births 1914 deaths 20th-century American women novelists

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texts: <mask> is an Italian analytic philosopher with research and teaching interests in epistemology, philosophy of knowledge, theoretical philosophy, as well as gender studies and feminist epistemology. She is a Full Professor in the Department of Philosophy at the University of Genoa, Italy, a Research Associate of the National Research Council, and an alumni of King's College London. She is a poet and lives in Rome. <mask> studied physics and philosophy at the University of Genoa and philosophy at King's College London. She has benefited from the conversations she has had with them. She received her Doctor of Philosophy in Philosophy of Science. In 2002 she became an Associate Professor of Logic and Philosophy of Science at the University of Catania, and in 2004 she became a Full Professor of theoretical philosophy at the University of Bergamo.She taught Epistemology in the Faculty of Psychology at the University. She taught philosophy of knowledge and Epistemology in the Department of Philosophy at the University of Genova. She is an Academic personnel of the course/ degree of Doctorate in Philosophy Fino, a Research Associate of National Research Council, as well as a List of alumni of King's College London. There is a partial list of <mask>'s books. La depsicologizzazione della logica is a book. FrancoAngeli, Milano, un confronto tra Boole e Frege. La naturalizzazione dell' Epistemologia was published in 1997.FrancoAngeli, Milano. FrancoAngeli, Milano, was the location of Teorie della conoscenza filosofico-naturalistiche. De Ferrari Editore, Genova, was written in 2002. The Teoria della conoscenza is located in Laterza. In 2007, Filosofia dell donne, Laterza, and Roma-Bari. Piccolo trattato di epistemologia is located in Torino. Per sentito dire.Conoscenza e testimonianza is located in Feltrinelli. Conversazioni, Mimesis, Milano. The book "Frege on Thinking and Its Epistemic Significance" was published in 2015. Breve viaggio scienza e tecnologia, con etica e donne, was published in 2015. Non annegare: meditazioni sulla conoscenza e sull'ignoranza. Contextualism, Factivity and Clousure were covered. Springer, New York has a union that should not be there.Fatti non foste a viver come bruti. Mimesis, Sesto San Giovanni, is a conoscenza. Storia della filosofia analitica is one of the edited collections. FrancoAngeli, Milano, is the location of La filosofia di Gottlob Frege. Einaudi, Torino, is home to the Filosofia dell scienze. Knowledge, Language, and Interpretation. There is a book on the philosophy of Donald Davidson.Donna m'apparve is from Torino. Reason and Rationality is published by Ontos Verlag. The meta-philosophical reflection on feminist philosophy of science was published in New York. There was a song called La Donna non esiste. Is it E l'Uomo? Sesso is at Codice Edizioni, Torino. Mimesis, Sesto San Giovanni is a poem.Metafisiche insofferenti per Mimesis, Sesto San Giovanni. Mimesis, Sesto San Giovanni, and Pandemia amorosa dolorosa are all in the year 2021. <mask> wrote for the Repubblica, the Fatto quotidiano, and the L'Unit. She sometimes works with newspapers and web magazines. Prof. <mask> has worked on human rights campaigns with different Italian institutions. For women's rights, especially violence against women and for lesbian, gay, and bisexual people. Some of her travel companions are: Giovanni Bachelet, Marzio Bargagli, Remo Bodei, Massimo Cacciari, Anna Canepa, Lella Costa, Franco Grillini, Vittorio Lingiardi, Giacomo Marramao, and Ross.Prof. <mask> is a member of Donne Oltre the Italian Multiple Sclerosis Association. She signed the "Manifesto for a Europe of Progress" with some intellectuals. The principles of freedom, democracy, knowledge, and solidarity were promoted by Carlo Bernardini, Rino Falcone, Pietro Greco, and others. The Left "La Sinistra" party had a candidate for the European elections. She wrote an obituary for Rita Levi Montalcini. Prof. <mask> is open minded. Prof. <mask> <mask> has a personal home page.

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texts: <mask> was a French singer and actress who died in 1970. Nothing is known about <mask> other than that she began her career as a Soprano soloist on stage and on the radio in the late 19th century and then moved to the theatre after the Liberation of France in the early 1950s. She lost her trail after her final role in the television series, which was broadcasted on the second channel of the ORTF. Opera 1926: Le Moulin de Javelle, comic opera in 1 act by Paul Henrion, written by Ernest Grenet-Dancourt, at the Salle des Ftes in Armentires. The popular scene in Theatre 1946 is La Cinquantaine. The 3-act comedy by Molire was set at the Thétre des Noctambules. The Centre dramatique de l'Est in Colmar directed a one-act play by Courteline.Claude de Givray wrote the television series in 6 episodes.

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texts: <mask> is an American musician who has played on hundreds of commercial recordings, including Michael Jackson's Thriller and the flugelhorn solo on Dan Fogelberg's hit. He is a musician who plays with Gary Grant, Larry Williams and Bill Reichenbach Jr. He's well known for his wine taste. His parents were known for their involvement in music. He went to the National Music Camp for two summers. Bill Adam was <mask>'s professor at Indiana University. He arranged the song "Jedi Rocks" for the re-release of Return of the Jedi.On Lisa Stansfield's album, Seven, he co-produced four songs. <mask> has been nominated for 11 awards. The album "Dinorah, Dinorah" was performed by <mask> & Quincy Jones. Discography With Earth, Wind & Fire I Am is from Columbia. King B.B.

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texts: The emperor of the Roman Empire was sometimes referred to as <mask> or <mask>. During the reign of Philip the Arab, <mask> was proclaimed by his troops after putting down a emperor. The Senate recognized him as emperor after he defeated and killed Philip. He attempted to strengthen the Roman state and its religion, leading to the Decian persecution, where a number of prominent Christians were put to death. In the last year of his reign, <mask> co-ruled with his son, who was killed in the Battle of Abritus. The Illyrian born at Budalia, Illyricum, near Sirmium, was named Gaius Messius Quintus Traianus Decius. One of the first Roman emperors to originate from the Danube provinces was Decius.Unlike some of his immediate imperial predecessors such as Philip the Arab or Maximinus who did not have extensive administrative experience before assuming the throne, <mask> was a distinguished senator who had served as suffect in 232. Philip gave Decius an important command on the Danube. <mask> was sent to quell the revolt of Pacatian and his troops in Pannonia at the end of the 24th century. Decius allowed the troops to proclaim him emperor. Philip was killed in Italy in September. The Senate gave Decius the attribute Traianus in reference to Emperor Trajan. <mask> was forced to do the government despite his reluctance and unwillingness according to the Byzantine historian Zosimus.<mask>' political program was focused on restoring the strength of the State and restoring public piety with a program of renovation of the state religion. Decius tried to revive the office and authority of the censor, either as a concession to the Senate or as a way to improve public morality. The Senate chose Valerian, the future emperor. Valerian was aware of the dangers and difficulties of the office at the time he declined the responsibility. The Goths and <mask>' death put an end to the attempt. The Thermae Decianae, the Baths of Decius in the Aventine, and the Colosseum were all completed during Decius' time in Rome. One of the most remarkable Roman imperial edicts is said to have been issued by Decius in January 250.According to D. S. Potter, <mask> did not try to impose the superiority of the Roman pantheon over any other gods. It is likely that the edict was a response to a general uneasiness caused by the passing of the Roman millennium. <mask> may have intended the edict as a way to reinforce his conservative vision of the Pax Romana and to assure Rome's citizens that the empire was still secure, but it sparked a terrible crisis of authority as various Christian bishops and their flocks reacted to it in different ways. The church had to make a sacrifice for the emperor. Since a living emperor was not considered divine, the sacrifice was on behalf of the emperor. Those who received certificates were satisfied with the persecution of Christians under Decius. Forty-six certificates dating from 250 have been published.Christian followers who did not offer a sacrifice for the emperor and the Empire's well-being by a specified date risked being executed. A number of prominent Christians refused to make sacrifice and were killed in the process, including Pope Fabian himself in 250. The tradition of tolerance had begun to reestablish itself after the end of the second year of Decius' reign. Christians bore the brunt of the persecution and never forgot the reign of <mask>, who they remembered as "that fierce tyrant". <mask> died in the Battle Abrittus against the Goths along with Herennius Etruscus, and the persecution ended after eighteen months. The second outbreak of the Antonine Plague took the lives of 5,000 people a day in Rome. The plague is referred to as the "Plague of Cyprian" due to the persecution of Christians in Carthage.Pontius gave a vivid picture of the demoralizing effects of the plague and Cyprian moralized the event in his essay De mortalitate. Christian scapegoats were sought out by the "Decian persecution" in Carthage. <mask>' edicts were renewed by Valerian and repealed by Gallienus. The Empire was facing a serious economic crisis at the same time as the barbarian incursions were becoming more and more daring. The Goths crossed the Danube to raid districts of Thrace and Moesia. This is the first time that the Goths will appear in the historical record. After being surprised by the emperor, the Goths fled through the Balkans and then surprised the Romans near Bero.Philippopolis fell into the hands of the Goths. The governor of Thrace declared himself emperor under Gothic protection in opposition to <mask> but he was killed soon afterwards. The invaders returned to their homeland with many of the senatorial rank. During the Battle of Abritus, <mask> returned with his re-organized army, accompanied by his son and general. The battle of Abritus, in which the Goths fought with the courage of despair under the command of Cniva, took place during the second week of June. <mask> exclaimed "let no one mourn; the death of one soldier is not a great loss to the republic" when his son Herennius was killed by an arrow early in the battle. <mask> was killed on the field of battle while his army was destroyed in the swamp.One literary tradition claims that <mask> was betrayed by his successor, who was involved in a secret alliance with the Goths, but this cannot be substantiated and is most likely a later invention. It is not likely that the shattered Roman legions would proclaim the emperor a traitor for the loss of so many soldiers. The first Roman emperor to die in battle was <mask>. The first organized persecution of Christians in the Roman Empire was the Decian persecution. The tale of the Seven Sleepers, about seven Christian youths from Ephesus who fled the Decian persecution by hiding in a cave and sleeping for almost 200 years, emerged in the Middle Ages and found its way to the Quran. The Quranic account has led to the Persian saying of ahd-e daqynus or daqynus referring to ancient times or a person with outdated views. People say "this belongs to the age of Decius" when something is old and outdated.Potter, David S. The Roman Empire at Bay AD 180–395 was published in 2004. Chronicle of the Roman Emperors: the reign-by-reign record of the rulers of Imperial Rome was published in 1995. Pat, Southern. There is a book about the Roman Empire from Severus to Constantine. Wolfram and Herwig. The history of the Goths. The Crisis of the Third Century Decii Deified Roman emperors is linked on roman-emperors.org.

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texts: <mask><mask> was a Lieutenant Colonel in the United States Army. He was the head of The Haverford School and the president of the Center for a New American Security. Nagl has published two books on military strategy. Nagl was raised in Omaha, Nebraska, and graduated from the school in 1984. He graduated from the United States Military Academy at West Point in 1988 with a degree in international relations. He earned his MPhil in 1990 after studying international relations at St John's College, Oxford. Nagl was a tank platoon leader in the 1st Cavalry Division during the Gulf War.He commanded A Troop of the 1st Squadron, 1st Cavalry Regiment in the 1st Armored Division in Bdingen, Germany, after returning from the Middle East. In 1997 Nagl earned his DPhil at St Antony's College. Counterinsurgency was his focus at Oxford. Nagl studied the British and American armies in relation to insurgencies in Malaya and Vietnam. He wrote several book reviews in military journals focusing on the history of armored warfare and the Vietnam War. Nagl was appointed a social sciences professor at West Point in 1997. He co-authored a book on military professionalism in 1999 while he was a professor at the United States Army War College.He received the George C. Marshall Award for being the top graduate of the US Army Command and General Staff College. Learning to Eat Soup with a Knife was a revised version of his thesis that was published in 2002. He was the deputy chief of staff for operations and plans for the 24th Infantry Division. In 2003 Nagl was deployed to Iraq as the operations officer of the 1st Infantry Division. In January 2004, he was profiled in the New York Times Magazine. Nagl served as military assistant to Paul Wolfowitz and Gordon England after returning from Iraq. The new United States Army and Marine Corps Counterinsurgency field manual was co-authored by Nagl while he was military assistant to Wolfowitz and England.Embedded Training Teams are small groups of American soldiers tasked to develop the Afghan National Army and Iraqi security forces. <mask> was a fellow at the Center for a New American Security in Washington D.C. after he retired from the Army. Many commentators, including Andrew Exum and retired Marine Colonel Thomas X. Hammes, lamented his retirement because they saw it as a significant loss for the Army. There was a rumor that Nagl retired because he was passed over for promotion by the military, as happened to H.R. By 2008, his advocacy of counterinsurgency had fallen out of favor with senior commanders. Exum said that Nagl was not eligible for promotion to Colonel in 2008 because he was not allowed to serve in the Department of Defense under a future administration. After Kurt M. Campbell and Michle Flournoy left CNAS to serve in the Obama administration, Nagl was named the president of the organization.Nagl is a non-resident senior fellow. He co-authored several reports on a wide range of issues. Nagl advocated for the creation of a permanent Army advisory corps in an op-ed he wrote for the New York Times in 2007, while he was still in the Army. Max Boot, an American historian, cited his proposal for an advisory corps in a New York Times op-ed. He and Nathaniel Fick wrote an op-ed in the New York Times in support of the Obama administration's troop surge. President Obama named Leon Panetta, then director of the CIA, and General David Petraeus, then commander of the International Security Assistance Force in Afghanistan, in April 2011. The Defense Policy Board advises the Secretary of Defense, the deputy Secretary of Defense and the Under Secretary of Defense for Policy.He is a life member of the Council on Foreign Relations. He is a visiting professor in the war studies department at King's College London and taught in the Security Studies Program at Georgetown University. He joined the history department at the Naval Academy and conducted research on the relationship between culture and warfare after he was named the inaugural Minerva Chair at the US Naval Academy. He taught a history course to midshipmen at the Naval Academy. Dr. Nagl is an Advisory Board Member of Spirit of America, an organization that supports the safety and success of Americans serving abroad and the local people and partners they seek to help. His public profile was raised with an interview on Comedy Central's The Daily Show in August 2007. He was interviewed about the similarities between counterinsurgency during the Iraq and Vietnam Wars by Lewis Sorley and Conrad Crane on the Charlie Rose show.In August 2012 Nagl was appointed as the head of The Haverford School. The Philadelphia Inquirer reported in October 2016 that Nagl had found marijuana in his son's backpack and had taken it along with his cellphone. He found his son using the phone in the bathroom of the family home two days after he discovered the items missing from where he hid them. Nagl put his son in a choke hold to end the altercation after he took the phone from his son's hands. Robert Keller, Nagl's attorney, told the Inquirer that the facts showed that the parent took appropriate steps to discipline the child who was acting inappropriate. After being re-instated, he has continued his work as the headmaster. There was insufficient evidence to proceed with prosecution and a charge against Nagl had been dropped.If Donald Trump refused to leave office at the end of his term, Nagl published an op-ed encouraging military action. Nagl was the 9th Headmaster of The Haverford School. He lives in Pennsylvania. Learning to Eat Soup with a Knife: Counterinsurgency Lessons from Malaya and Vietnam was published in 2005. The paperback edition has a new introduction by the author. Knife Fights: A Memoir of Modern War in Theory and Practice is a book. The University of Chicago Press edition was written by Nagl.Instructions for American Servicemen in Iraq during World War II. The Life and Writings of the French Officer who Defined the Art of Counterinsurgency was written by A. Galula. <mask><mask> was the author. On July 14, 2007, <mask> spoke with Peter Bergen and Daniel R. Green about Modern War in Theory and Practice.

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texts: A legendary Chinese scholar and poet is said to have lived during the Tang Dynasty. It is not possible to determine whether he lived for two hundred and twenty years. He is one of the most well-known of the group of deities known as the Eight Immortals. The official history book History of Song mentions L as a historical figure. He is considered to be one of the earliest masters of neidan. He is depicted in art as a scholar carrying a sword to fight evil spirits. L Dongbin is often portrayed as a clever man with a genuine desire to help people get wisdom and learn the Taoist way of life.He is portrayed as having some character "flaws," not an uncommon theme for the colorful Taoist immortals, all of whom have various eccentricities. Several Taoist artists are renowned for their love of drinking. One story says that he had a strong temper when he was a young immortality, and even destroyed a riverbank in a bout of anger. He is not usually invoked by people with romantic problems because he is said to be a ladies man even after becoming an immortality. This may relate to Taoist sexual arts. L was a prolific poet. The Complete Tang poetry was collected by him.His name is L Yn, with Yn being the given name. His name is Dngbn. L the Progenitor is also known as Master Pure-Yang, and is a name 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 During the Tang Dynasty, he was born in the prefecture of Jngzho F. The Chinese calendar says his birthday is on the 14th day of the fourth month. He had a lot of academic achievements. L, who was unmarried by the age of 20, took the top-level civil service exam twice but failed to become a government official.He was a scholar in the first year of Tang Baoli. He served as a county judge. He retired to the mountains because he was ruined by officialdom. He went to a Chang'an wine store and met the real Zhongli Quan, who taught him how to create the Golden pill. The legend says that one night when LYan was in Chang'an or Handan, he didzed off as he was cooking yellow millet in a hotel. He dreamed that he excelled in the imperial exam and was promoted to the position of vice minister. He had two children with the daughter of a prosperous household.He became the prime minister after being promoted many times. He was accused of crimes that caused him to lose his office because of his success and luck. His wife betrayed him, his children were killed by bandits, and he lost all his wealth. He woke up when he was dying on the street. The dream happened in the time it took his millet to cook. In order to make him realize that he shouldn't put too much importance on success and glory, the characters from his dream were played by Zhongli Quan. L went to discover and cultivate the Tao.The "Dream of the Yellow Millet" is a dream that was written about in the Yuan Dynasty. The earlier version of the story was replaced by Student Lu and Elder L. The tellings vary from 20 years of age to 40 years of age. According to a story, when L was in Chang An, he was tested ten times before being taken in as a student by Zhongli Quan. Below is a description of the ten trials. When L found out that his loved one was dying, without sadness or remorse, he started to prepare the dress and coffin necessary for burial, but later his loved one revived and lived on. L was not sad or happy.A buyer came to bargain with L at the market. The buyer refused to pay in full and then walked away after L handed him the stuff. L would let him go. L met with a beggar on the first day of the lunar calendar. The beggar threw words at him after he gave him some money. L smiled as she left the scene. L used to be a shepherd.A tiger was looking at the goats under his care. The goats were protected by L, who stood in front of the Tiger. The tiger saw this and 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 L was studying at a small hut on a mountain when a beautiful woman came by and asked if she could stay for the night. The beautiful lady tried to get L to have sex with her, but she was not tempted. L came back to his house one day and realized that he had been a victim of a crime. He began to work on his farm without becoming angry.He dug into the ground and found a lot of gold. He didn't take a single piece of gold. L bought some utensils. He returned the utensils to the seller after he realized they were made of gold. A Taoist was selling medicine on the street, telling people that if they drank his magic Potion, they would either die on the spot or become immortal. L was the only one who would dare to try it. Nothing happened to him.Heavy rain elevated the river. People were crossing the river on a boat. Most of the passengers were worried about the weather before reaching the middle of the journey. L didn't worry about life and death. L was alone at home and strange things happened. Ghost and monsters were killing each other. L did his chores without paying attention to them.A group of devils tried to take L's life away by saying that he owed them something since L took his life. Without fear, L said, "Go ahead and take my life since I took yours in past life, this is fair and square!" He was being looked at and laughed at by his teacher and mentor, who happened to be his teacher and mentor in Taoist stories. The 10 tests proved that L was a pure and dignified person and Master Zhongli was very satisfied and happy to take L to Nan San Her Ling to pass his secret to life and formed a "Zhong-L Golden Dan" school of Taoistism. L was not fond of the secret and changed his formula to benefit more human beings. His major effort is this. Many people say that he helped them to walk the right path and improve their living conditions.There are many stories and legends connected to L Dongbin. The stories were about L helping others. According to the official History of the Song Dynasty, L was seen several times visiting the house of Chen Tuan, who was believed to be the first person to present to the public the Taijitu. The Chinese proverb "dog bites L Dngbn" means an inability to recognize goodness and repay kindness with vice. The story of the friendship between the Dog and L Dongbin, who both did for the other great favors, seemed like a disservice initially, signifying the importance of having faith in one's friends. Gou Miao is not mentioned in any classical text, and is only popularized on the internet. L was the founder of the School of the Golden Elixir of Life and the originator of the material presented in The Secret of the Golden Flower.He is believed to be the founder of the internal martial arts style called "Eight Immortals Sword", which is considered to be one of the martial treasures of Wudangshan. According to one story, L's teacher became an immortality and was about to fly to heaven, but he told L that he would also be able to fly to heaven very soon. L Dongbin told his teacher that he would fly to heaven only after he improved all the sentient beings on earth. In his previous incarnation, L Dongbin was a Taoist master and teacher. L is the reincarnation of the ancient King "Huang-Tan-Shi", according to the Taoist book "History of the Immortals". L is one of the changes of the Bodhisattva. White Peony is one of the most popular legends of L Dongbin.The Journey to the East novel is the most popular version. White Peony is said to be one of the most beautiful courtesans in the country. He never ejaculated because he didn't want to lose his essence. Mudan was taught how to ejaculate by tickling his groin. White Peony made L Dongbin ejaculate and absorbed his essence. She became immortal as she cultivated herself. Ba Xian Dedao novel has another version.There is no sexual intercourse in this version. One day, L Dongbin becomes a handsome scholar and tries to help the famous White Peony. White Peony seduces him, but he refuses to sleep with her. L agreed to sleep with her. L fainted as they walked to the bed. White Peony is very sorry about his condition and calls a doctor using her money despite her pimp's complaints. L is very pleased to know that Peony is a good person.L Dongbin succeeded in persuading White Peony to leave her life. She becomes immortal as well. White Peony was changed from a seductive prostitution to the daughter of a drugstore owner in the opera version. L Dongbin came to the store one day and asked for impossible medicines. Knowing her father's difficulty, Peony met L and answered all of his questions. They become lovers from quarrelling. Lzu's messages were received through Fuji, which led to the establishment of a network of Lzu spirit writing halls throughout China.Medical oracles and healing services were also offered. It was established in Hong Kong and Guangzhou. Belief in the powers of Lzu was strong in the 19th and 20th century. Festivals for the birthdays of the gods, as well as running schools, clinics, and disaster relief, were some of the things that took place in the century after the 1840s. In the show, <mask> was shown to be the one who sealed away The Fire Demon. <mask> Chan. In the Desolate Era, L Dongbin is portrayed as a true true true true true true true true true true true true true true true true true true true true true true true true true true true true true true true true true true true true true true true true true true true trueThere are links to Weapons and armor in Chinese mythology.

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texts: A Canadian painter, graphic artist, and filmmaker named <mask> lived in Paris, Ontario from October 2, 1917 to December 15, 2004. <mask>'s style evolved greatly over the course of her career to include portraiture, precise representational drawings, machine aesthetic, and abstraction. When she was a child,<mask> lived in the southern Ontario town of Paris, but attended high school in Hamilton, Ontario and Montreal, Quebec. <mask> to textile factories and influenced her interest in pattern and combinations of realism and abstraction in her later artwork. She studied with a Canadian painter as a teenager. <mask> used her drawing skills at a commercial art studio from 1936 to 1943, where she drew products for mail-order catalogues, showing the precision that would show up in other work. The Roberts-Neumann School of Art was located in the same building as the commercial art studio as well as Goodridge Roberts' Art Association of Montreal, and <mask> continued to take life-drawing and portraiture courses there.At the spring exhibitions at the Art Association of Montreal, <mask> exhibited her artwork. The first meeting of the Quebec branch of the Federation of Canadian Artists was held in Kingston, Ontario at Queen's University with 150 artists, curators, and members of the arts community. <mask> obtained permission to document the lives of war workers and the members of the Canadian Women's Army Corps with her sketches after she served as treasurer of the Writers', Artists' and Broadcasters' War Council in Montreal. The Canadian War Museum has several of these pieces in its collection. In 1947, when she was working in the animation department at the National Film Board, she was inspired to take leave to draw industrial subjects around Ontario because of the drawings of machinery. <mask> was invited to join the Graphics Division of the National Film Board of Canada. She designed posters, publications, and travelling displays for the National Film Board.When the Graphics Division was abolished, she moved to the animation department and produced her first film, Folksong Fantasy, as an independent producer. A film company was formed in 1951 by <mask> and her partner. Their first film was a remake of an Inuit legend using puppets and a stop-motion animation technique. It was nominated for a BAFTA award in 1954. They produced two other films, which used the same animation techniques as Kumak, and Friendly Interchange, which was made with chalk drawings. The production company became inactive after 1960. <mask> retired from animation in 1960 to focus on her drawings and paintings, which became increasingly abstract despite taking inspiration from her natural surroundings.<mask> began experimenting with abstract forms in the 1960s with her Woman Series. The works from this series appeared in the exhibition Canadian Water Colours, Drawings and Prints 1966 at the National Gallery of Canada, as well as appearing in international exhibitions and collections such as the Brooklyn Museum, the Canada Council Art Bank, and Museum London. She did not identify as a feminist at the time, but her work reflected the sexual liberation of second wave feminism. Thedot series of pen-and-ink drawings were created using simple circular forms the same year as the Woman Series. <mask> joined the Canadian Society of Graphic Arts in 1966. Her abstract paintings of pure colour and form were influenced by the works of Painters Eleven and the Abstract Expressionists. Canada Post commissioned a woman to design stamps.The series Maple Leaf was released in 1971 and the series Floral Aerogrammes was released in 1973. Her "Autumn" stamp from the Maple Leaf in Four Seasons series was selected as the stamp of the month by the Scott Monthly Journal, a periodical from the creators of the Scott catalogue that commented on stamps worldwide. Most of her time was spent painting and drawing on location near her home outside of Cumberland, Ontario. In 1987, a traveling retrospective of her industrial drawings was mounted by the Robert McLaughlin Gallery in Oshawa, Ontario, and in 1975, she spent two months sketching the Canadian North. In 1976, <mask> joined the Print and Drawing Council of Canada and in 1978 he joined the Canadian Artists' Representation. <mask> was a lecturer at the Advertising Club in Montreal and a painter for three years at the National Gallery Association. Betty Davison was one of her students.On December 15, 2004, she died of Alzheimer's disease. The Ottawa Art Gallery and Judith & Alix Norman Art Gallery had an exhibition called "Ala: The Life and Art of <mask>"curated by Catherine Sinclair and Jaclyn Meloche. Canadian animated film directors Canadian war artists Canadian stamp designers Canadian experimental filmmakers

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texts: An American actress and singer named Concetta Rosalie Ann Ingolia was born on August 8, 1938. After witnessing a murder in the city, <mask> was sent to live with family friends in rural Missouri at the age of 12. At the age of 15, <mask> moved with her father to Los Angeles. After making her feature film debut in 1957, she released her debut album Concetta the following year. She played a supporting role in the musical comedy Rock-A- Bye Baby and the drama film The Party Crashers. The network television series Hawaiian Eye began in 1959 and featured <mask>' portrayal of "Cricket"Blake. In 1960, her single "Sixteen Reasons" became a radio hit, peaking at number 3 on the Hot 100 and the UK Singles Chart.<mask> appeared in film and television throughout the 1970s and 1980s, as well as performing as a musical nightclub act. <mask> had roles in the comedies Tapeheads and Love Is All There Is. <mask> made her directorial debut with Saving Grace B. Jones, which she also wrote and produced, based on elements of her own childhood. <mask> was the daughter of musician Peter Ingolia and singer Eleanor McGinley and was born in New York City. <mask> is a descendant of Italian, Irish, German-Jewish and Polish-Jewish people. Her father's stage name was <mask>. She attended Catholic boarding schools after her parents divorced.John Megna was her half-brother. At the age of 12 she witnessed a murder at a bus stop. <mask> was sent to live with her family in Missouri after the event. <mask> joined The Fourmost with Tony Butala, who founded The Lettermen. <mask> moved to Los Angeles with her father. She was a member of The Three Debs when she was 16. She was a student at The Georgia Massey Professional School in the San Fernando Valley.Young and Dangerous, a low budget teen movie, was her first notable film role. She was in Eighteen and Anxious and an episode of Bob Goes Hillbilly. <mask> signed a seven-year contract with Paramount starting at $600 a week and going up to $1,500 a week. She got her first big break when Jerry Lewis cast her as his love interest in his Rock-A- Bye Baby production. The Party Crashers was made by <mask> before Paramount dropped her. She signed a seven-year contract with Warner Bros. starting at $300 per week. Robert Conrad was her costar in the popular television detective series Hawaiian Eye from 1959 to 1963, a role that made her famous.She appeared in "The Dresden Doll", Episode 15 of Season 3 of 77 Sunset Strip as her character from Hawaiian Eye. <mask> was on the set of Hawaiian Eye when she was told she had a phone call from Elvis. Elvis invited her to a party and said that he would come to her house and pick her up, but she didn't believe him. <mask>' first album was called Concetta. She had a single hit with the song "Blame It on My Youth", which was written by Oscar Levant and Edward Heyman. She recorded the hit novelty song "Kookie, Kookie (Lend Me Your Comb)" after making several appearances on the Warner Bros. hit TV series 77 Sunset Strip. They both appeared on ABC's The Pat Boone Chevy Showroom.She had hit singles as a solo artist, including her biggest hit, "Sixteen Reasons", which reached #3 on the Hot 100, and a minor hit, "Too Young to Go Steady". "Why'd you wanna make me cry?" was a single release. "Mr. Songwriter," "Now That You've Gone," and "La-La (Means I Love You)" were all originally performed by The Delfonics. <mask>' popularity on the small screen and as a recording star encouraged Warner Bros. to try her in films. She starred in three films for the studio as a rural girl, an unwed mother and a teen romantic comedy. She was temporarily suspended by Warner Bros. for refusing to go on a publicity tour. She was on stage in Kansas.<mask> appeared on Temple Houston and The Red Skelton Show after Hawaiian Eye ended. She played the lead in Two on a Guillotine. George Burns, who produced the show with Warner Bros., played an older man who watched Wendy's exploits upstairs on the TV. She had three and a half years left on her contract with Warners, and she had a percentage of the show. She wants to move up into something like Virginia Woolf or Any Wednesday. I want to be a big star but do I have to behave badly to get there? Is it possible for me to be talented, work hard and be happily married?She signed a contract with Warner Bros. to make one film a year for six years. She reprised her performance at the Carousel Theatre in California and then at Any Wednesday in Anaheim California. <mask> and Lewis were in Way... Way Out. <mask> was in a Broadway production of Neil Simon's The Star-Spangled Girl with Anthony Perkins and Richard Benjamin. The Washington Post and Times Herald published "<mask> Gets 'Star Spangled'". While she continued to appear in television series such as ABC Stage 67, <mask> enjoyed performing live, so in 1968 she began appearing in nightclubs in Las Vegas, where her shows were well received by both audiences and entertainment <mask> had a small role in a TV movie.Mister Jerico was made for British TV and she had a supporting role. Call Her Mom, Playmates, Every Man Needs One, and The Sex Symbol all starred <mask>. She turned down the role because it was nudity. She had the lead in a film. <mask> was a guest on The Dean Martin Celebrity Roast a few times, and he started singing the Ace Is the Place theme song on TV commercials in the 1970s. <mask> appeared in a first-season episode of The Muppet Show in 1977. Murder Can Hurt You! was filmed in the 1980s.Side Show, Harry's Battles, and Grease 2 all came out in 1982. Fantasy Island, The Love Boat, Hotel, Detective in the House, Murder, She Wrote, and Tales from the Darkside were all guest starred on by <mask>. She had roles in Rowdies, Back to the Beach, Tapeheads, and Bring Me the Head of Dobie Gillis. She was on many Bob Hope USO specials, including his Christmas Show from the Persian Gulf (1988). <mask> said in 1988 that he still wanted to make movies with Brando. I have to get hot first. I'm trying to get hot.I'm waiting for a big role. I haven't peaked yet. She said that she is a big star all over the world except in Hollywood. I play nightclubs in Japan and Hong Kong on Christmas and New Year's. I don't have a hit show, I don't have a hit record, and I don't have a hit movie, but I created something that people still love. Cricket was invented by me. There wasn't much written for me.I said what I wanted. I was the daughter of everyone. I was the fantasy girlfriend of every boy. Girls wanted to be like me. There is still a good feeling. 17 people work for me, that's why I'm a big business. I don't think I'm the richest woman in the world.Hollywood is a different story. I can't do a mini-series or TV movie because an actress can come off a 'Dynasty' or a 'Falcon Crest' and get a production deal. There was a regular role for <mask> on the show. She said at the time, "TV is not my favorite medium; the work is hard, you don't have any life, and I feel like I've already been a champion in it, but the economics of the business is you need momentum to get hot." I'm trying to get into movies. The show lasted one season. <mask> later appearances include Ellen, Love Is All There Is, Baywatch, Clueless, James Dean: Race with Destiny, and 8 Simple Rules, Fat Actress.<mask> wrote, edited, and directed a documentary about Red Cross nurses who served during the Vietnam War. At the Santa Clarita International Film Festival, it won the title of Best Film. Saving Grace B. Jones is based on true events that Steven witnessed as a child, and was co-written and directed by her. She was in Double Duty, Just Before I Go, and Search Engines. <mask> toured with the Bob Hope USO tour in 1969. They were on Bob Hope's USO tour to the Persian Gulf. She supports Cancer Group.com and founded the Windfeather project to award scholarships to Native Americans.In 1991 <mask> received the Lady of Humanities Award from Shriners Hospital and the Humanitarian of the Year Award by the Sons of Italy in Washington, D.C. The <mask> Stevens Garden Sanctuary Day Spa opened in Los Angeles in the 1990s. In 1994, accompanied by her two daughters, she issued her first recording in several years, Tradition: A Family at Christmas. <mask> has a star on the Palm Springs Walk of Stars in Palm Springs, California, a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in Hollywood, California, and a star on the Italian Walk of Fame in Toronto, Ontario. <mask> was elected secretary-treasurer of the Screen Actors Guild on September 23, 2005. James Cromwell did not seek re-election. <mask> was presented with the founder's medal for patriotism by the president general of the society.<mask> dated Glenn Ford in the early 1960s. <mask> was married to two men during her twenties: her first husband was an actor and her second was a singer. She is the mother of two actresses. <mask> has contributed thousands of dollars to the Republican Party over the years, including donations to the Republican Congressional Committee and to both of Arizona Senator John McCain's runs for president.

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texts: <mask> is an Italian philosopher, semiologist and a figurehead for the Italian Marxist movement. In 1979 he was accused of belonging to the Red brigades and was arrested and jailed. He spent several years in prison before being acquitted and organized a publication in order to vocalize the political ideas he developed during his imprisonment. The University of Rome has a philosophy department. He spent his childhood and adolescence in Genoa. One of the key reasons for his political philosophy was the association between personal fulfillment and anti-capitalism, which was typical of the critique artiste of the 1960s. He studied philosophy in university after moving to Rome with his family.Potere Operaio is a Marxist group that was involved in the recruitment and mobilize of industrial workers. Potere Operaio, unlike political communists of the Soviet Union and China who sought to combine the student bodies with the workers' unions, focused mainly on factory and industrial workers. The movement had protests and strikes in northern Italian factories until it was dissolved in 1973. In 1977 he presented his thesis on the concept of work and the theory of consciousness of Theodor Adorno and he was involved in the movement of 1977. At the time, the Metropolitan magazine was seen as the body of the intellectual movement. The editorial board of Metropolitan France was sentenced to two years in jail for belonging to the Red brigades. The three-year period of custody was a time of intense intellectual activity.After being sentenced in 1982 to 12 years in prison for "subversive activities and creation of an armed group" (though the charges of belonging to the Red brigades did not materialise), <mask> appealed and was released pending trial in the second instance; in 1987 he would eventually be The analysis of life forms within postfordism was the focus of the organization of the Luogo Comune publication. In 1993 he left his job as editor of Luogo Comune to teach philosophy at the University of Urbino. He held the chair of philosophy of language, semiotics and ethics of communication at the University of Cosenza after being invited to speak at the University of Montreal in 1996. He is a professor at the University of Rome. After years of imprisonment, along with his fellow prisoners, he conducted intensive studies of philosophy, and his focus on theoretical research has become more ambitious, covering political philosophy, linguistics and the study of mass media. On the other hand, studies pertaining to philosophy of language have led to a confrontation of the classic themes of philosophy with the limits imposed under linguistics.The ethical dimensions of communication have been explored by <mask>. The tradition of Theodor Adorno and Alfred Sohn-Rethel shows that there is a link between work, thought, language, society and history. The ideas of "world", "power", "potential", or "history", which have been the focus of many of his works, were in fact conceived in key by Marx. Many of his peers, such as Antonio Negri, have abandoned and argued against the hegemony of the dialectic tradition in Marxist philosophy. The status of historical and linguistic concepts as being political-state, sovereignty, obedience, legality, legitimacy, which are accepted in social theory and philosophy as invariant, are considered to have been invented in the 17th century, with very specific and controversial political objectives. The personal experiences of emotion are seen as an act of resistance to established power and status quo, which is why the concept of exodus is part of the political task that has been proposed. The reaction to the social structure is assumed by the personality of the flight.The restrictions have been criticized as symbolic of the counter-culture movements. The Italian: Convenzione e Materialismo is listed. Theoria Opportunisme, Cynisme et Peur. Paris-Combas: Editions de l'éclat Mondanit is a book about the Ambivalence du Désenchantement Suivi de Les Labyrinthes de la Langue. L'idea di "Mondo" was written by Esperienza Sensibile e Sfera Pubblica. Parole con parole. Poteri e Limiti del Linguaggio was published in 1995.The Semiotext(e) was published in New York. There is a multitude between innovation and negation. New York: Semiotext. The word becomes flesh. New York: Semiotext(e). The End of History is a book. New York: Verso Books.The essay is called Negation: For a Linguistic Anthropology. Seagull Books was published in London and Calcutta. Convention and Materialism: Uniqueness without Aura. Lorenzo Chiesa translated. The city of Cambridge, Mass. MIT Press, 2021. The idea of world is a book.Seagull Books is in London/Calcutta. There are External links to the concepto de accin poltica. "Cuando el verbo se carne: naturaleza humana", texto de Virno.

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texts: The most famous invention of <mask>. is the modern ice resurfacer, with his name being registered as a trademark for these devices. In 1901, <mask> was born in Utah to Italian immigrants. His parents bought a farm in Idaho where he grew up. His older brother George was operating an auto repair shop in the harbor district of Los Angeles. In 1922, <mask> and his brother Lawrence opened an electrical supply business in the Los Angeles suburb of Hynes, which is now part of Paramount. He married and had three children, a son and two daughters. He and Lawrence entered the block ice business in 1927.The ice business continued in 1939 but 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 They decided to use their excess equipment to open an ice rink. In 1940, the brothers, along with a cousin, Pete Zamboni, opened the Iceland rink, which proved to be very popular, in no small part because Frank had devised a way to eliminate rippling caused by the pipes that were laid down to keep the rink frozen. The rink is still owned by the Zamboni family. He got a patent for that innovation. He invented a machine in 1949 that made it possible to do a one-man, 15-minute job on an ice rink. A Jeep engine, an oil derrick, a wooden bin, and a series of pulleys were included in the initial machine.His son said it took nine years. Everyone told him he was crazy. After seeing the machine, henie ordered two and then the hockey team placed an order. In 1949, <mask>. Zamboni applied for a patent and set up a company to build and sell machines. A thin coat of fresh water is spread onto the surface by the machine after it shaves ice off the surface. In the early 1950s, they were built on top of Jeeps. His company added a second plant in Ontario and a branch office in Switzerland because of the great demand for the machine.The name Zamboni is sometimes generically used for any brand of ice-resurfacing machine, despite the fact that the term was 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 is 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 He invented machines in the 1970s to remove water from outdoor artificial turf, remove paint stripes from the same surfaces, and lay down artificial turf in domed stadiums. An automatic edger was his final invention. Two months after his wife's death, he died of cardiac arrest at Long Beach Memorial Hospital. He had lung cancer. More than 10,000 units of the "Zamboni" machine have been sold by the company. In April 2012 the 10,000th machine was delivered to the Montreal Canadiens.The company is owned and operated by <mask>'s son and grandson. His remains are buried in Long Beach. In 1965, Zamboni was inducted into the Ice Skating Institute's Hall of Fame, and in 1988 he received an Honorary Doctorate of Engineering from Clarkson University. <mask> was posthumously inducted into the NEISMA Hall of Fame in 1988, the United States Figure Skating Hall of Fame in 2000, the World Figure Skating Hall of Fame in 2006 and the National Inventors Hall of Fame in 2007. The school is named after him.

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Frank
Frank


texts: A Soviet Russian American actor, film director and producer was born on June 11, 1943. He appeared in 50 films. He was granted U.S. citizenship after fleeing the Soviet Union. A teacher and a Finance Ministry deputy are two people who were born in Moscow Oblast. According to his fifth wife, Garnevich was an influential man and served as an assistant to another man. His mother raised him under her name. His mother was assigned to work in East Germany when he was a child.He lived near the Chinese border with his aunt Anuta. They all moved to Moscow. In 1960, <mask> played his first role in a teen drama. He went to the actor's courses led by Yakov Segel and Yuri Pobedonostsev. He acted in a number of movies as a student, including the main part in An Ordinary Miracle. He continued his movie career after graduating. He was noticed by foreign directors and was given permission to perform in films such as Hagbard and Signe and Battle of Neretva, as well as a joined Soviet-Italian-American.He married Natalia Fedotova in 1970. According to the most popular version, she was a daughter of the powerful KGB general Vasily Fedotov. Although he admitted that Brezhneva was a close friend of his wife, he denied that his father-in-law was a professor of Russian history. They had a child. The public scandal began when Vidov started dating a student. In 1976, he filed for divorce. The influence of Fedotova and Brezhneva ruined <mask>'s career.When he finished director's courses at VGIK in 1978, he couldn't receive his degree because directors stopped giving him big roles. In 1983 he was given permission to live and work in Yugoslavia with his second wife. An Austrian actor friend helped procure an Austrian visa for him after the Soviet authorities unexpectedly gave him 72 hours to return to Moscow. He escaped into Austria from the Yugoslavian-Austrian border. In order to emigrate to the U.S., a refugee visa was obtained from the U.S. embassy in Rome. He married Joan Borsten, daughter of Hollywood publicist, scriptwriter and studio executive Orin Borsten. The couple gained the international distribution rights to the award-winning Soyuzmultfilm Studio animation library in 1992 and helped popularize Soviet animation around the world.Malibu Beach Recovery Center is a well-respected alcohol and drug treatment program based on the principles of neuroscience. The Center was sold to a medical investment branch of Wells Fargo Bank in June of 2014. A&E's Intervention featured the Malibu Beach Recovery Center. After a battle with cancer, <mask> passed away on May 15, 2017, at the age of 73. He is buried at Hollywood Forever Cemetery. My friend, Kolka!

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